The eight-month RTFP will look at how we travel across the region and where current and future development patterns are favorable to high-capacity transit services.

“We want as much public input as possible, and the weather of the past week has kept the region’s attention,” said BCDCOG Executive Director Ron Mitchum. “We ask everyone to take a few minutes to engage and share this information with friends and neighbors.”

The RTFP will set the stage for how the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester region establishes an exceptional transit network based on hard data about future land use and population and employment growth.